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Hello Avionic expertise

Frequency sensitive relays of C-130 are supplied by  AC generator  Phase C  on "AC" point its TB . The Query is raised in my mind that why phase "B" or A is not  supply from the generator for frequency monitorin g of the  system.

 

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Munir Abbasi

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If electricity sequence is A-B-C, I would assume that you would check C phase because it is the last phase of the sequence.  If last phase has correct frequency, the other 2 (A-B) should as well.

Just my thought on it.  You would have to ask the electrical engineers that designed it to be sure.

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Munir, since it makes no difference which phase is monitored, any phase could be used. I have no idea why they chose phase C. Maybe the relay was closer to a phase C connection. The only person that probably knows is the engineer who designed it back in the 1950's.

Sometimes, I think you think too much about these details. 😅

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5 hours ago, hehe said:

If electricity sequence is A-B-C, I would assume that you would check C phase because it is the last phase of the sequence.  If last phase has correct frequency, the other 2 (A-B) should as well.

Just my thought on it.  You would have to ask the electrical engineers that designed it to be sure.

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Munir Abbasi

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5 hours ago, hehe said:

If electricity sequence is A-B-C, I would assume that you would check C phase because it is the last phase of the sequence.  If last phase has correct frequency, the other 2 (A-B) should as well.

Just my thought on it.  You would have to ask the electrical engineers that designed it to be sure.

My dear brother I agree with you

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Munir Abbasi home Hercules Pakistan

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